Casa Eco Mekong Resort

Strictly speaking, it is not a hotel, it is similar to a farm, and it is about 10 kilometers away from the city center. There are no places to eat around, and transportation is inconvenient. You have to take a taxi every time you go to the city center. The staff service is very good. Only one staff member can speak English, and other communication relies on translation software, but it can be seen that they have tried their best to provide services. Because you need to take off your shoes when entering the room, the child cut his foot on the cement steps at the door. The staff promptly provided medicine to disinfect and bandage the wound. The room is far from the front desk, and it takes about 10 minutes to walk each time. The greening is very good, but there are also snakes. I encountered snakes twice on the road, but the staff said they were not poisonous. The room facilities are relatively old, maybe there are not many people staying in the room, and some are slightly worn and have not been repaired in time. We booked a family villa, and the ceiling of one of the rooms was damaged. When I was about to check out the next day, I found a mouse droppings on the quilt directly opposite the damaged ceiling. Because the location is relatively remote, the staff can help call a taxi every time you go out, but it will be more expensive than calling a taxi with grab, and a service fee may be charged.